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SAVE $11.95:Order the new Shokz OpenFit 2 earbuds for $179.95 at Amazon and fashion and eroticism ideals of feminine beauty dorothy koget a free Shokz protective case, which usually costs $11.95.

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We're in the midst of one of the most exciting weeks in tech — the annual CES. So far this year, we've seen sweet announcements like a robot vacuum with an arm to pick up your socks and stray dog toys. We also have great options on tech we expect to use every day, like the new Lenovo Legion Go S. Plus, there are some great new earbuds for those who head out on active endeavors. Plus, they're already available to buy.

As of Jan. 9, the CES-announced Shokz OpenFit 2 earbuds are available at Amazon for $179.95 and come with the benefit of a free Shokz protective case, which ordinarily sells for $11.95. To grab this deal, add the Shokz OpenFit 2 earbuds into your Amazon cart and then add the Shokz protective case. You'll see the price of the case get removed once you check out with the two items in your cart.

CES is consistently packed with tech that's worthy of getting excited about. It's especially great if those tech gadgets are already available for the public to buy. That's the case with the freshly CES-announced Shokz OpenFit 2 earbuds.

SEE ALSO: 13 new gadgets from CES 2025 that you can actually buy right now, plus 1 coming soon

With upgraded ear hooks, the Shokz OpenFit 2 aim to give a super comfortable experience while offering you reassurance the earbuds won't budge. Shokz typically focuses on earbuds and headphones that are suited for workouts, which means a snug fit is especially important.

The open ear design is preferred by many since it allows you to tune into your music or podcast without totally blocking out the world around you. That comes in handy if you're out on a run and need to hear traffic noise or if you're working from home while keeping an ear out for when the dog asks to go outside.

The Shokz OpenFit 2 earbuds come with some incredible battery life, getting up to 48 hours of playtime. Of course, Shokz paid close attention to sound quality when designing the OpenFit 2, using two independent drivers that process low and high-frequency sounds separately, giving you a better sound overall.

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Shokz also added physical buttons on the OpenFit 2 earbuds, so you're always in control.

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Today's deal includes adding a Shokz protective case to your order for free. This water-resistant case adds durability for when you toss the earbuds into your gym bag. Instead of worrying about the included case getting scratched, you can safely store the earbuds and case in an extra layer of protection.

For those in the market for cutting edge earbuds with a comfortable and snug fit that are great for both the gym and listening to podcasts at home, check out today's deal on the brand new Shokz OpenFit 2 earbuds. You'll save $11.95 by scoring the free case.

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